The low fuel indicator light on my friend's '99 Accord does not seem to be working. Basically, the gauge works and goes to E, but the indicator does not seem to come on anymore. 1) How probable is it that the bulb simply burned out? (She drives a lot and tends to run the car until the indicator comes on.) 2) Is there anyway of testing the low fuel circuit short of running the car out of gas? The gauge does work. And the lamp self test when you turn the ignition key on does not seem to test the low fuel indicator bulb. (At least what I gather from the manual.) 3) Assuming it might be the bulb, how easy is it to pull the instrument cluster on an Accord? It appears there a few screws across the top of the cluster. Is it as easy as undoing those and working it out? (I've pulled the cluster on a '87 Toyota Supra, and the trick there was just finding the screws which seem to be in the same basic positions as on the Accord.) Any suggestions on how to approach and solve this mystery will be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Don